Menteri Lembu Malaysia!

Kasi duit suruh dia jaga lembu, dia pe beli Condo....kakakakaka. 

Old Mrs. Sharizat had a farm...e i e i o,
And on the farm she had some condo,
e i e i o,
A mooo mooo here, a mooo mooo there,
Here a mooo, there a mooo, everywhere a mooo mooo,
Old Mrs. Sharizat had a Condo, 
eeeeee iiiiii eeee iiiiiii oooooooooo....

Helloo..Menteri Lembu! banyak pandai u. Orang suruh jaga lembu, u beli condo ye!...Condo mewah pulak tu.

psstt....nak tanye, berapa harga condo..nak tau boleh?

Here is the news:

The National Feedlot Centre (NFC) paid RM10 million for a condominium belonging to National Meat and Livestocks Corporation (NMLC), a company wholly-owned by Datuk Seri Shahrizat Jalil’s family, PKR said today.

Its secretary-general, Saifuddin Nasution, said the luxury apartment at One Menerung, Bangsar, was recorded by NFC, a cattle farming project managed by the minister’s family, as part of a RM83 million “loan” to NMLC.

“They said the RM250 million loan for the project was in a tightly-controlled account. Is the condominium for cows to live in?” the Machang MP told a press conference in the Parliament lobby.

PKR also alleged on Tuesday that over RM84 million was siphoned off from NFC to companies controlled by Shahrizat’s husband, Datuk Dr Mohamad Salleh Ismail, and her children, Izran Mohamad Salleh and Izmir Mohamad Salleh.

Saifuddin said today that the RM9,758,140 was transferred from NFC’s CIMB account in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur to Bandar Raya Developments Berhad on December 2, 2009 as full payment for the property.

“If strict monitoring had occurred, surely RM9.8 million cannot be transferred to buy a luxury condo that has nothing to do with cattle farming. This is a clear breach of trust by Shahrizat’s family,” he said.

PKR strategic director Rafizi Ramli also asked how NFC had slaughtered 1,600 cows in 2009 and still made a loss of RM11 million that year “but can afford a luxury condo.”

The Auditor-General’s Report released last month had criticised the NFC, pointing out that it was now “in a mess”.

Women, Family and Community Development Minister Shahrizat said yesterday that “the minister has answered at length and clearly. I am happy that the ministry will continue to monitor the success of this project.”